New Versions of XView AI Bring Proprietary Markerless Motion Tracking, AI-Powered Swing Analysis to a Wider Audience Without Sacrificing Analytics, Speed or Actionable Visuals NEW YORK, Aug. 13, 2025 ...

On the heels of a first seed round of funding in February 2025, XView AI is the first and only app that tracks movement of body, golf shaft, and golf club to provide a comprehensive full analysis, ...

The HackMotion Golf Swing Analyzer is a step beyond the more basic training aids by using a clever, interactive sensor system to help you engrain the correct wrist angles during the various stages of ...

Golf swing analyzers and trainers have come a long way in the last few years. A golf swing analyzer can capture a wide array of data points that give you an accurate breakdown of what’s going right ...

Gone are the days of relying solely on gut instinct and a well-worn yardage book. Thanks to modern-day tech, golfers can carry a personal caddy, swing coach, and statistician right in their pockets.

Host Colin Weston speaks is joined by Broderick Higby, creator of the Golf AI app, which is making game improvement and swing analysis accessible for everyone. "Talking about the golf feedback loop, ...

The Golfshot app on Apple Watch isn’t new, having previously offered a suite of GPS and motion data that ranges from on-course distances and greens, hazards and doglegs to scoring, strokes gained, and ...

The LIV superstar says the tech giant's Gemini platform "can teach people how to get better from a beginner all the way to a ...

IdeasLab, an innovator in artificial intelligence that builds disruptive applications around sports, fitness, and human motion, today announced that World Long Drive Champion Martin Borgmeier has ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you play smarter, better golf. I took a break from golf earlier this year, and the results were disastrous for my game.

Ever been on a mundane car ride and the check engine light flashes? Questions suddenly permeate the mind, naturally focused more on the symptom than diagnosis. Of course, treating the symptom and not ...